Education Matters

How Fresno State's Visalia campus is helping to address the needs of students in the Central Valley.

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools' African American Student Leadership Conference works to encourage and prepare students for success. 

How this year's Fresno County Superintendent of Schools Academic Decathlon marked the return of Kingsburg High School after a more than 30-year absence. 

How students interested in a career in winemaking are benefiting from a unique and world-renowned program at Fresno State. 

How teachers at Teague Elementary are making the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. relatable to today's generation of students. 

How new initiatives in Superintendent Jim Yovino's second term including the partnership between the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools and the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health with impact Valley students and their families.

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, and the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health are partnering together to get more Valley students interested in a career in the healthcare field. 

How Sierra Unified's Foothill Elementary is ensuring an arts rich education for their students.

How and why the staff at the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools Migrant Education Program provide several families each year with a Christmas they will never forget.

Valarie Vuicich named as the 2018 Fresno County Administrator of the Year.

The unique opportunities and advantages afforded to students in the Sierra Unified School District.

How the Sweet Potato Project is helping Valley students develop business and entrepreneurial skills that will last a lifetime.

How the Sweet Potato Project, The West Fresno Family Resource Center, and Fresno State are partnering to teach young students leadership and entrepreneurial skills through agriculture. 

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is partnering with the Any Given Child Initiative and Fresno Unified to equip teachers with the tools necessary to integrate art concepts into their science curriculum. 

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is helping to equip elementary school teachers to teach science under the new state standards.  

What the completion of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools' new Career Technical Educational Charter Innovation Center means to students and the community.

How a Central Unified librarian uses the star power of student-athletes to help kids develop a love for reading.

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools and local industries are teaming up to make Valley students aware of the tremendous opportunities that exist in manufacturing.

How the Nature Corps is teaching students how to preserve our natural habitats while instilling a sense of pride and ownership in our State and National Parks.

How students, educators and community members in the Central Valley are partnering together to help African American students succeed and reach their full potential.

How Reedley College and the Valley Regional Occupational Program are training the next generation of wildland firefighters and the opportunities that exist for Valley students. 

The opportunities the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools college night provide for students and how attendees can get the most from their college night experience. 

How a unique partnership between the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, The Kennedy Center, and Valley school districts are ensuring children have access to an arts-rich education. 

For the second year in a row, Fresno State has been listed among the top 25 schools in the nation by Washington Monthly.

Quality childcare can have a lasting impact on a child's future success, and a unique partnership involving the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is offering parents the best choice at a cost they can afford.

On a recent visit to Fresno, twelve-year-old motivational speaker King Nahh brought an important message for not only school kids but educators as well. 

How a unique summer theater program offered by the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is giving Valley students the opportunity to have their voices heard through art.